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dialysis
About dialysis
Dialysis is a life-sustaining treatment that performs the essential functions of the kidneys when they are unable to do so adequately. .
It removes waste products, excess fluids, and balances electrolytes in the blood—critical for patients with acute kidney injury (AKI) or chronic kidney disease (CKD)
Overview
Dialysis at Nano Hospitals follows a clinically structured, patient-safe pathway:
Step 1: Nephrology Evaluation
A nephrologist assesses kidney function, symptoms, and urgency to determine the need and type of dialysis.
Step 2: Access & Readiness
Vascular access (temporary or permanent) is evaluated or established to ensure safe blood flow during dialysis.
Step 3: Dialysis Session
Blood is circulated through a dialysis machine where toxins and excess fluids are filtered out.
Step 4: Monitoring & Adjustment
Vital signs and blood parameters are monitored throughout to ensure stability and comfort.
Step 5: Ongoing Care Planning
Post-session assessment guides the frequency of future sessions and supportive treatment.
Workflow
24×7 Dialysis Services at Nano Hospitals are delivered through round-the-clock readiness and clinical oversight:
Modern dialysis machines with safety monitoring systems
Trained dialysis nurses and technicians available 24×7
Nephrologist supervision and on-call specialist support
Strict infection-control and NABH-aligned safety protocols
Seamless access to ICU for critically ill patients requiring dialysis
This ensures uninterrupted renal care, even during nights, weekends, and emergencies.
Benefits & Value
Risks & Challenges
- • 24×7 availability, including emergency dialysis
- • ICU-supported dialysis for critically ill patients
- • Dedicated renal care teams and nephrology oversight
- • NABH-aligned infection control and safety practices
- • Patient-centred scheduling and compassionate care
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